climate resilient & climate responsible destinations
bringing tourism, development & humanitarian sectors together
repurposing tourism industry to support humanitarian sector
Whatever that's needed for a humanitarian agency to respond to a crisis can mostly be found in destinations where tourism thrives. between an airport to airport service,tourism industry manages transportation, logistics, supply chain, accommodation, food and beverage and most importantly, highly skilled human resources.
How can we start a dialogue between 27 billion USD humanitarian sector and an 8 trillion USD tourism sector so that they can build a mutually beneficial symbiotic system.?
Science based - livelihood linked solutions
We co-design solutions with communities by integrating local knowledge with scientific understanding, enhancing/ creating sustainable livelihoods in the process.
Multi-sectoral partnerships
we bring together tourism, development and humanitarian sectors to work in hyper local level
Hyper local action
We address global climate change and its local impacts through committed local strategies that are based on community sourced climate and resource use data. Our hyper-local solutions are geared towards co-creating Climate Resilient and Climate Responsible Destinations.
Behavioural approach to resource conservation
We approach resource conservation, energy efficiency and system resilience through behaviourally informed interventions
Want to be part of solutions. But don't know where to start?
A destination / community that is not resilient to climate change, will find it difficult to over come the impacts of ensuing natural and man made disasters. Building this capacity is possible only through multi-sectoral partnerships. From private sector to Governments to civil society, the process is long and it's expensive.
Would access to hyper local weather forecasting help a business or a destination to take decisions quick? Would access to locally available skills tourism and development sector save money for humanitarian sectors ?